De La Salle Edit Meaning

1.

A high school in concord, CA where the football team didn't lose for a stretch from 1991-2004. They created pros like Amani Toomer and DJ Williams.

Hey, did you hear? De La Salle sucks all of a sudden.

2.

De La Salle is a private, Catholic, all-boys high school located in Concord, California. The school is most well known for its football team which won 151 straight games from 1992-2003 under head coach Bob Ladouceur. The streak ended September 4, 2004, when the team lost to Bellevue High School of Bellevue, Washington. Famous De La Salle football alumni include Amani Toomer, Aaron Taylor, Maurice Jones-Drew, Doug Brien, Cameron Colvin, Matt Gutierrez, Derek Landri, David Loverne, Kevin Simon, Demetrius Williams, and DJ Williams.

De La Salle's football team won 11 straight CIF North Coast Section titles from 1992-2003.

See cif, bellevue high school, maurice jones-drew

3.

A Roman Catholic Order of brothers, founded by St. John Baptist De La Salle 1651-1719. It currently operates in over 85 countries throughout the world and mainly offers education to Catholics at various levels. In some countries known as The Christian Brothers (Not to be confused with a similar order Irish Christian Brothers).

De La Salle College

Christian Brothers University

Manhattan College

Bethleham University

De La Salle Boys

See christian, order, irish, education, catholic, fsc, college, university, school

4.

A High School in New Orleans, LA that didn't produce any professional sports players. It did, however produce one bad-ass dude named Jon Guidroz.

Woah, did you know that bad-ass dude Jon Guidroz went to De La Salle?